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About The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1896)
nrvHi! mcwc nn thc riTv There is very little doubt but that Mr. R. W. Gray wilL have demand for all the sugar pine lumber his Prospect mills are capable of turning out. No sooner does his mills commence turn ing wheels than does orders come for lumber from distant points. One dealer up in Washington has written asking if three carloads could be furnished daily. Oaden, Salt Lake and Omaha dealers have also written to know in what -quantities he can furnish this grade of lumber. To all of these Mr. Gray has been compelled to reply that ie - was unable to furnish any given amount at stated intervals because of the location of his mills at so great a distance from the railroad which fact is to be regretted, but cannot well be avoided. This demand, however, has proven that no sooner will this lumber be on the market than there will be a hasty call for it. Not until within the past few months has there been any of the lumber from this particular sugar pine timber belt placed on the market, but the demand which is now being created is evidence most conclu sive that it is soon to be one of the principal localities of great resources in Southern Oregon and particularly Jackson county. The sugar pine tim ber of Oregon is embraced principally in Jackson and Josephine counties, but in the latter named county the timber is pretty well thinned out while that in Jackson is entirely a new field. The onlv difficulty to be encountered in reaching the marts with this product is the lack of railroad facilities. While the Medford -Jacksonville shortlme is looking about for profitable places for an extension of its line it could find no more lucretative direction in which to "string iron and ties than Prospect way. Leave vour order at the Medford gallery on North a street lor ail Kinas of nhotoeraDhic work. Portraits, groups, views and copying. Enlarge ments in crayon, water color, pastels &nd India ink. ranging in price from 3 to $100. H. L. Miser, photographer. Engineer J. 5. Howard returned Sunday from a four weeks', surveying iive trade in their line, which is not likely to be in anywise impaired by the change. Mr. Higgins swung into line on Tuesday of this week. Just what vocation Mr. Mounce will follow is not known at this time but he will undoubt edly remain in Medford and Tns Mail is hoping these will be his plans. Wanted. All girls to know that Hoe Cake" will not make their hands red like common soap. Save the wrap- E;rs. They are worth a cent apiece, umsden & Berlin. There are some more new and re set ads this week. Look at them. J. Beek & Co. calling for the atten tion of campers they have something to interest them; then there's the Racket asking the gentlemen of the country if they are aware of the fact that they have a large stock of the celebrated McDonald pants.and are also speaking of several other new lines oi of goods they have just received. Par ker & Higgins want you to know that their cigars, tobacco, candies and sum mer drinks are not to be excelled any where and the Medford cigar factory is telling the people that they can now get cigars and tobacco there any kind they want. Delicate articles, such as edgings, ruchings, laces, and gossamer will not stand much rubbing. Soap Foam Washing Powder cleans them per fectly without damage or trouble. Lumsden & Berlin. B. S. Webb and Dr. B. F. Adkins and their families are now over within about fifty miles of Prineville, on the Des Chutes river. Mrs. Webb writes that they are camped in a pasture field and eating wild strawberries and fish in quantities equal to Ben's great est capacity, bays an are well ana hanov and that Mrs. Lamar's health has improved greatly. She didn't say a word about coming home, that is, as to date, but said they would probably return by way of Albany and the Wil lamette valley. Oregon Kidney tea physicians nrescrlbe it. druggists recommend it and the thousands who have used it testified to its wonder in l remedial virtues. . Sold by Chas. Strang, drug gist. The rose that blooms in the spring has not much for beauty that is in com mon with the red, green and pins a ray trip in the mountains between nere i ana ... Dramen Wells&Shearer flashed the coast. Mis particular neia oi ia- ,,., th - th e9t Mo ndav. There bop was on the divide between Illinois and Chetco rivers, in what is known as the Gold Basin, about twenty miles in land from the ocean, and in Curry countv. On the top of the mountain, which has an altitude of 4500 feet, there ira nhout 300 acres of level land wbica ia rich in euld and is heavily timbered with sugar pine. There is a gravel channel, 100 feet deep and 1000 feet arida. running across the top of the mountain, and it is there the gold is fnnn.l . Mr. Howard is of the opinion that this la the same channel which has been discovered and worked on the mountains in the yicinity of Galice And Grouse creeks, which is nothing mnn nor less than an ancient river had. Because of altitude the timber ia a noticeable something round about them rantlemen that impresses a fel lnw with thrift and prosperity. For good, swift job of draying, and one mat is reasonable in price there's none who beat them. Its dimcuit to oring the fore a better pair than tnese two gentlemen. The whole system is drained undermined bv indolent ulcers niwn sores. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salva nneedilv heals them. It is the - " . T TT T best pile cure Know. oeo. a. nuu. The time for holding the annua! meeting of the Rogue River association nf the Hantist church, which U to be held in Medford this year, naa been set for Thursday, September 24th, an and and has been very slow in growth on this wlU continue lor three days. A goodly mountain plateau. One sugar pine trM whh his nartr cut down 285 years old and in diameter was oely thirty incnea. uuring wb u mm hundred vears the growth has been - only four inches. A trail has been cut tn tha mountain too and over it a steam saw-mill has been packed and is now in operation. . t-Many a day s work is lost by sick headache, caused by indigestion and stomach troubles. DeWitt's Little Early Risers are the most effectual pill for overcoming sue a uuukuiuot H. Haskins, druggist. Orchard ist J. H. Stewart, upon be ing interviewed by a Mail representa tive as regards the fruit outlook, gave nut in Buhstance that be would have a f ailnadn of verv fine apples for shipment and as well a few of Bartlett and that his neighbors would also have a good bit of choice fruit, but a. whnle the crop this year was, com- narativelir sneaking, no crop at all, and hTntlv worth mentioning. Mr. Stew- pt hnrTr. seems elated because thia mndition of affairs exists, putting un ma an arffliment in SUPPOrt Of this ... Y"l . .V a ftk .aii m naAtl Al A. rest, and by the rest they are now tak Sn afa Aavnninr a healthy growth Af nnd and next year they will be in better shape for producing fruit; and inthiiMiiM for that don t care a at, arnMuIon of his is that in New York, Michigan-and, in-fact, all fruit nmioinir naatern states, there Is a rAP larcm eron this year, which, of aaiuuitir mi ta the price down where there is very little to be made by the producer. :Nxt year, if the order -of It.i.M.ia nnt rretlv cawlied: from-Its usual rooting,- the. eastern-states ,wiJJ v.. .a ..n little fruit and we can rea sonably expect a big crop and good or ices. t dull, aniritless and stupid; if vour blood is thick and sluggish; if picturesque surroundings. Miser, the photographer, has developed the pic tures ana now Has them for sale. Mrs. Rose has had considerable experience in photography before coming to Med ford. Who said we didn't have under wear? We have it in all sizes, colors and weights can fit anybody. f rom a Sandow down to a Tom Thumb and cheap, too W. H. Meeker & Co. Mesdames J. H. Bellinger and John Beek, together with Mollie and Lawson Bradley, rode to Rogue river last week on their wheels, and while at the river succeeded ia landing sixteen very fine fish Mrs. Bellinger claim ing the distinction of having landed the largest one, which weighed well, right smart number of pounds, per haps more than that. We now have one of the finest stocks of dress goods ever brought to Medford can suit anyone come while the stock is complete W. H. Meeker &Co. Report comes to us that fishermen on Rogue river are using dynamite at night in gathering in the fish. If this be true they are doing so in violation of the law and it ought not to be per mitted There is talk among the sport ing men of this locality of chipping in a few dollars each and eugagiog men to guard the river and, if possible, entrap the transgressors. We haye something new tailor made suitings the latest styles and patterns and awfully pretty. W. H Meeker & Co. Mrs. J. H. Norris has sold her in terest in the stock of millinery goods of Norris & Losher, to Mrs. J. w Losher, who will conduct the business at the old stand at the Fair. This change took place about a month since Ktit 'Pun Mirr lvnal cafiKa jllrf nnt make the discovery until this week hence the delav in imparting the item to our readers. Oregon Kidney tea will do you more good tban anything else you can possibly take, bold by mas Strang, druggist. Dr. C. C. Fletcher, who purchased the Legale property, which was nearly destroyed bv fire some time ago, has iust finished repairing me same ana . . - m ... . . I :.4l . now has one oi me prewes homes in the city. He removed his family thereto last week and they are now verv comfortably domlnciled in their new abode. I will exchange lumber and build ing material for baled hay or gram better and is able to sit up. Dr. Jones is the attending physician. Call and examine our new prints- just got 'em in at W. H. Meeker .Co's. The "boys in blue" and their fami lies are noticeably absent in Medford this week all at Aehland having a Rood time at the re-union. The Palace is the place to get a good, clean hot or cold bath. Married at the residence of officiat ing minister, Geo. N. Annes, Ashland, on August 9, 1890, James is. Coleman and Miss Lottie M. Adams. McDonald cottonade pants at the Racket cheap. The county court is asking. for bids for furnishing wood for the county, also for doing the county printing. See notices elsewhere. Mrs. Scott Griffin, of Tolo, has been critically ill for the past week, but is improving at this date we are pleased to learn. . Contractors Brand & Campbell have been awarded the contract for do ing the wood work on the Hamlin block. The watermelon season is now on and wagon loads of melons are begin ning to arrive in Medford. Jas. Bates' new house is almost completed and will soon bo ready for occupancy. A new invoice of sailor hats just received at Mrs. Sears' store at the Racket. S. E. Inlow was on the 6th in at, ap pointed postmaster at Trail. Yon Can't Bay Happiness But if you are suffering from dyspepsia scrofula, salt rheum, impure blood, you may be cured and made happy by tak ing Hood's Sarsaparilla. Hood s pills are the best family car- thartic and liver medicine. Harmless reliable, sure. Stereoptican Exhibition. Actual scenes photographed during the late war. by Government Photo graphers Brady and Gardner. Cal cium light, 1000 candle power. Opera house. Friday night. August I4th. Ad mission Zo cents. Reserved seats Jo cents. Children 15 cents. 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The fruit put up by Mr. Markley has always proven itself a good a-tlcle, and this being its record there is no doubt oui man ne will do a good business this fall con sidering the general shortage or tne fruit crop. -Our bath room has been thoroughly renovated and we are now prepared to furnish better bathing facilities than ever before at the Palace. The War and Exhibition company. of Hartford, Conn., will give an exni MKm at ihA-ODera house this evening The exhibition will consist of patriotic scenes, songs and stories of the great hattiM between tne oiue ana me ( A panoramic exhibition will also be presented showing the glories, defeaU and triumphs of the great aal bloody ntnftint. The entertainment Is some thing new and will no doubt be well at tended, At O. Li. Davis' you get a beauti ful piece of glassware with every can of price baking powder. Only fifty cents pr-can. - 1 ne giassware-supne.i. wwju the money Merchant W. D. Beldleman has the addition to his South C street resi dence nearly completed. This add! tion gives him one of the most oonven- ientlv arranged nomes on mis street fin a chmook salmon. Thev have been in the business since last spring and are making It pay finding, as they do. ready sale in the towns of the valley for their nsh I am now prepared to do all kinds of gun and bicycle repairing at the low est possible price, unas. reruuo. There will be a grand rally of the silver men In Medford next Saturday Avonlnir. for the nuroose of organising and uniting the silver forces of this precinct. The meeting will be held In vh onera house and will open at 7:30. Prominent local speakers will address the meeting and a good attendance is expected. Soap Foam saves the strength lor other duties, and saves the clothes. Lumsden & Berlin. Ed. Phipps is having built a neat little house on his lots on iNorth A street, just opposite Dr. Kircbgessner s residence. While the building is not as large as the largest in Medford, it Is, nnvertheless. one OI neatness suu uumu inferior to an v in the city. He contem plates putting an addition to it later on. A hltr stock of new trunks and valises large, small and medium cheap. W. H. Meeker & Co. S ChUdera ia having a large barn erected on his property just across Bear creek. Just as soon as ne nas com pleted the contract he now has on hand h will commence the erection of a fine, large two story brick dwelling on me aaina oWmhiea to be used by himself and family. We received this week a whole store full of all the latest novelties call and see them while the stock U complete W. H. Meeker ft Co. which proof is to make, giving for six weeks' publication. ime CH Rally! Rally I A meeting of those favoring the re- monetication of silver will be held at the opera bouse, Medford, Saturday, August 15th. 1396. at 7:30 oclock p. m.. for the purpose of organising and uniting the silver forces of this pre cinct? . . . ' Prominent speakers will address the meeting. . All are cordially inviiea. By order of the committee. Dissolution of Partnership. caeaBa eseaaa nacana G3GBia uta ia oanrlcinua and uncer-1 anil when on& takes in the building and .. a 4araanarilla. For best I th vigorous growth of the lawn and .,'i.a tob-a n Wit.t'H. It recommends flower and vegetable garden be Is im ... rLon tt TTaBkins. druggist. I nrMtsnd with the convincing idea that C . i . -aW I life ia worth living and that Mr. B and haahoen making more real estate deals family propose enjoying it. ... loaf iaaun. He has traded 160 Rnlled barlev for sale, rolled on fnl;t. lind in California teT. "smooth rolls." Custom rolling done t ctntiof nf Central Point, for his on Tuesdsvs and Saturdays. Medford (Stotler's) eighty acre farm, located Brewery and Ice Works. three miles east bf Central Point. Mr. The carpenter work was com Stotler will take possession of his new mnn(,fi(i Tuesday morning on J. S. property October first. Note the fact jjagey's new East Side residence. It that two acres of Caliiornia iana iraae ! n he one of the finest residences on for one acre in the Rogue river ,hftt sida the creek. and in design is vallev. Mr. Morris and J. O. Johnson, th nPodllct Df Architect R. W. Gray which latter gentleman is nothing slow hn ,B fUPniahing the material. The at dickering, have come together on a nonstmction of the building has been deal wherein Morris trades to Johnson a house and lot in Charleston, Wash intn for 160 acres of land up on nrontr. Mr. Morris also pur- .i.. last week, from Wm. Ulrlch one of ' those square tenament houses Smith H street; consideration K:0. There's more clothing destroyed by poor soap than by actual wear. "Hoe Cake soap conwuua uu a will not lniure the finest lace. Try it and notice the difference in quality T.nmsden & Berlin. A change in the arrangement of the Medford Bottling works and cigar store took place on Monday of this week. I A. Mounce, tne senior menial . the firm of Mounce & Parker, sold his interest in the business to S. A, U. Hig gins. and the business will hereafter be conducted under the firm name and style of Parker & Higgins. The boys have, by strict attention to business and courtesy to their patrons, suc ceeded in building up quite an exten- lt to Contractor G. H. Williams. More will be said of the structure when It Is completed Won't "yellow the clothes" is what they say about Soap Foam Washing Powder. Lumsden & Berlin Miss Laura Nute, living a few of Medford. accompanied by her friend, Miss Sarah Ragsdale, of Beagle, were pleasant callers at The a . . mi -3 ALAiLotnce weanesaay. iney wuuwu to bap how newspapers were made and they were willingly given all the information sought and incidentally they remarked that The Mail was a hnnsf hnlil treasure in each of their homes. Don't forget that you can get a nice hot or co d bath for only zo corns ui, the Palace. Mrs. E. D. Rose, while camping at the Dead Indian springs, took aAvarnl fine nhotoerraohio views of the BAveral nennle then camping there, well as the springs and much of the Notice is hereby given that the co- Dartnershio heretofore existing be tween Albert Reynolds and J. D. Wil liams. doing business in the town of Medford under the firm name oi uey 1 a a T1.T I ! t f I.. 1 nnn mitnt nOlUS 4X TV llliaiUS. 19 UJF IUUIUM vvuovw. this day dissolved . All accounts owed bv the firm as well as all accounts aue the firm will be paid by or receipted for, as the case may be, by Albert Rey nolds, who will conduct tne business hereafter. A. REYNOLDS. J. D. Williams. Dated at Medford July 2S, 189. Among the Churches. Banaen taeaea DBCiB saea Ba H i i Or. 0F Last Season's Shoe Sales Fall very sweetly upon our ears. Those purchased school shoes of us then are .... who Coming Back Again This season with words of praise for the shoes we sold them. Our fall line of men's, womens and children's shoes will be in soon and we hope you will call and look them over. They will be the best values ever offered in the city ti M I J. G. Van Dyke & Co. FRESBYTBBlAN CHCRClt There will be Sabbath school at the Preaby terian churoh .next Sunday as vrf&ai at VT o'clock J at the close of which J. Rr Ertbrd wUl give an ac- eount of hu trip east as commissioner tn the general assemblv of the Presby terian church; a to what he saw and heard while there; something as to the work of the churoh at home and abroaa b tmnwV thai nnsht tn Intaiwat. not The Cincinnati Enquirer Is a bold oniT Presbyterians, but all who are in advocate of silver and Bryan canui-1 favor of and In sympathy with ChrUt- dacy. You can get the weekly lulling the world. Endeavor meet ouirer and MEDFORD MAIL one year ln, 7 o'o'ock. for tl.So. This offer applies to old rn Wadnaadav afternoon. at 4 o'clock. subscribers who win pay up aii arrears there will be a congregational meeting and one yef f in advance, or to new tub- j the .members .and . patron. ' of the scriMrs. ; . . I church to hear a report irom ae wiim- m.M ia a Ma Una of fine wrapper I Ing committee as to the cost OI the goods to select from now just received church and the financial standing of MV44M " - I 4, 1 -J. o. Johnson has changed the cnurcn treasurer, ana any "ui , i li. v-l.-.kr hi, M nn rut nen IBM dui pivinni uo iimr Qith atreet. and will make it a two, inatAad nf a one. story structure. The foundation has iust been completed and n..i. arAk the Laving oi oriCK win oe- gin. Saw-mill for rent, seven miles east of Medford. W. W. Taylor. Wm. Lvnch. of Trail, this county, is figuring on moving to Medford now very soon and of making this his per manent abiding place. The gentleman owns resident property in south Mea ford, near merchant van uyite s piace Excelsior Dye works, Medford clothes cleaned, dyed and repaired The Rhiument of early prunes and plums has already commenced and this variety of fruit is being marketed as i-anMiv m nosslble. While the quan tlty is not as large as could be hoped for. the quality is above the average. Wood of all descriptions for sale Bellinger & Hill. D. S. Youngs writes, from over in the vicinity of Crescent City, stating that if the fish continue as plentiful and bite as readily as they did at that writing he would probably be at nome about a year from next Christmas, Watches cloanod and warranted for one year for$l Pritchnrd, the jowoler, The loading of four carloads of various products was the work of Dray men Belliuger & Hill last Saturday and Monday. Theso follows are of a clas9 that don't do a thiug but "roll logs" when there are logs to roll. Ask Lumsden & Berlin for "Hoe Cake," Mrs. S. E. I9h, who has been ser i loualy ill for the past few days is much It is desirous that we have a full rep resentation of the church present at this meeting. The call for meeting is bv order of session. J. R. Erpord. Clerk of Session. M. E. CHUKCn. SOOTH. Rev. J. A. Crutchfield will fill his pulpit next Sabbath morning and even ing. Sunday school at 10 a. m., Ep- worth league, junior, at 6; senior, at 7 pm. A cordial invitation to all to attend these services. My little boy, when two years of age was taken verv ill with biooay nux I was advised to use Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. and luckily procurea part oi a ootue I careful v read the airecuons ana gave it accordingly. He was very low, but slowly and surely he began to improve, gradually recovered, and is now as stout and strong as ever. I feel sure it saved his life. I never can praise the remedy half its worth. I am Borry everv one in the world does not know how good It Is, as I do. Mrs. Lina S. Hinton, Grahamsville, Marlon Co.,Fla, For sale by Geo. H. Haskins. Notice to Policy Holders. For Sale. One pair matched bay Altamont road sters, weight about eleven nunarea pounds, five ana six years oi age re spectively, full brother and sister. For Iurther particulars enquire ot tais offiice. For Medford Property. City and Country property In Wash ington; best dairy section on Pacific coast; good range; townproperty will rent for good figure. Will exchange for residence property in or near Med ford. Apply for particulars to office a Thb Mail. Since 1878 there has been nine epi demics of dvsentery In different parte of the country in which Chamberlaln,s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was used with perfect success. Here tofore the best efforts of the most skilled physicians have failed to check Its ravages, this remedy, however, has cured the most malignant cases, both of children and adults, and under the most trying conditions, which proves it to be the best medicine in the world for bowel complaints. For sale by Geo. H. Haskins. Wh Lincoln Wm FmlBMlCT. John Waaamaker was the principal speaker at a dinner given b" the Phila delphia Association of Underwriters to the national board in the Continental hotel. He told the following story of Lincoln: "While at Washington it came under my notice in the port office de partment that Abraham Lincoln, in his early life, had been postmaster at a small Ohio town. In the change that took place the office was consoli dated with Salem, and the man twice .wanted lor president wasrlor" once not wanted for postmaster. Years after st was discovered that no settlement had reached Washington of the affairs ot that litt'e poat office. A Tisit was made to Mr. Lincoln and the case stated, when the always great man rose from his desk and walked over to a chest ot drawers and took out a bundle of pa pent, among them an envelope, contain ing $17 and some i-ent. the exact sum in identical money of the government safely in keeping until called for. As be handed it over to the agent of the post office department he said: "There it is. I never use any other man' money. N. Y. Tribune. (213 xzZZ WITHOUT AN EQUAL tsa GO na ca ca ca Ea ca nn ca B9 ca In Southern Oregon size of my stock of ... Groceries, ... Crockery and -that is juBt the m Glassware Anv norson carrving nn endowment or tontine life insurance policy desiring to sell or borrow. money on same, ploaso apply to G. L. Weub, Doctor Danielson, Ofllco in Halloy block over postofllco. Chronic diseaaos, and diseases of women and children a specialty. Notice. Aristo Platino better tban Carbon, at Mackey's studio, Medford Ore. m C'J na ca r.ci ca ca 1371 ca ca na ca ca ca ca ca ca na ca ca ca na ca na ca ca ca na ca na ca na ca And my prices as of yore ara just a little lower tha asks for the same quality of goods !:. 1av Vian hmv hmiRA in Medford Ka. JltliiU ivnti .l4.. M.. J . - - WOLTERS MEDFORD, OREGON
